FME® Workbench Transformers Quick-Reference ... - Consortech
FME® Workbench Transformers Quick-Reference ... - Consortech
FME® Workbench Transformers Quick-Reference ... - Consortech
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Deaggregator Decomposes an aggregate feature into its components.<br />
FeatureHolder Stores incoming features until they have all arrived and then releases<br />
them in their original order.<br />
FeatureMerger Moves the attributes and/or geometry from one feature to another<br />
feature.<br />
NeighborFinder Finds the closest CANDIDATE feature within some maximum distance of<br />
at each BASE feature. The maximum distance is measured in the units of<br />
coordinates of the input features.<br />
NeighborhoodAggregator Creates aggregates of features based on their proximity to each other.<br />
NeighborPairFinder Finds the closest two CANDIDATE features within some maximum<br />
distance of each BASE feature and some minimum separation in heading<br />
between the CANDIDATEs and the BASE.<br />
Sorter Sorts features by an attribute’s value.<br />
DATABASE – These transformers allow interaction with external databases. Data can be extracted from databases<br />
and merged into the feature stream, or merged onto features. You can also execute arbitrary SQL statements.<br />
ArcSDEQuerier Performs queries on an ArcSDE spatial database. The queries can have<br />
both a spatial and a nonspatial component.<br />
Joiner Joins attributes from an external database to other spatial or nonspatial<br />
features as they are processed through a translation. Most popular<br />
databases are supported.<br />
OracleQuerier Performs spatial queries against an Oracle Spatial database. The queries<br />
can have both a spatial component and a nonspatial component.<br />
SchemaMapper Maps the schema (attributes and feature types) of features based on a<br />
schema mapping table.<br />
SQLExecutor Runs an arbitrary SQL statement against a database.<br />
FME <strong>Workbench</strong> <strong>Transformers</strong> <strong>Quick</strong>-<strong>Reference</strong> Booklet<br />
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